Alaska Election Controversy Threatens Democrats' Senate Control

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Democrats need a net gain of four Senate seats to control Congress. In Alaska, a controversy has emerged involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan, with allegations that Democrats recruited a retired teacher to confuse voters and siphon votes from the Republican incumbent, Dan S. Sullivan. A federal judge rejected the DOJ's attempt to block election certification if the incumbent loses. Democratic candidate Mary Peltola denies knowledge of the scheme, but the issue dominates the campaign's final days.

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